[CGI Timeout on IIS driving me nuts! Can't get it to leave -- help appreciated.]

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I wouldn't attempt to import that many recs through a web script. Do it off-line.

What are you importing to and from - there may be a quicker method?
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I am importing from Dataflex using an ODBC driver. I am doing it offline in the sense that it is on an intranet, definitely not a public script. This is the most efficient method that I have found so far; any other transfer options cost a whole lot of money because of the unique nature of DataFlex.

As I'm writing this, I am realizing that I could maybe use Access with the same ODBC driver.... and make something work that way....

Anyway, I am still curious as to how to get rid of this cgi timeout error. In the meantime, I will either use a local Apache server on the same network or try some Access methods.

thanks!

[CGI Timeout on IIS driving me nuts! Can't get it to leave -- help appreciated.]

Hey all,

I am writing PHP scripts to do some data transfer. One of the tables that I am importing is 400000+ records long. My challenge is avoiding the CGI timeout error in IIS. After 5 minutes it displays, no matter what I do.

I have already used MetaBase to change the default value to a high number (24 hrs, or 86400 seconds). I have also changed the property in the IIS Manager GUI to reflect this change. I have restarted the server and the computer multiple times, but to no avail.

I would just switch to Apache, except that I am transferring data into Microsoft SQL on a Microsoft Server running IIS .Net web services.

The exact error reads:

"CGI Timeout

The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The server has deleted the process."

Thanks in advance!